Sacred Enticement
A Skeptic's Journey to Faith
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Religious
| Author: | Greta Reed | ISBN: | 9780990606390 |
| Publisher: | Greta Reed | Publication: | September 14, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Greta Reed |
| ISBN: | 9780990606390 |
| Publisher: | Greta Reed |
| Publication: | September 14, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In Sacred Enticement: A Skeptic’s Journey to Faith author Greta Reed recounts the story of her own journey from teenaged skeptic to philosopher to person of faith.
On the way, she examines and critiques assumptions that undercut religious belief, encounters new ways of understanding the language of faith, draws nourishment from contemplative nuns, and uncovers a nuanced understanding of what lies at the heart of a faithful life.
"In this fine book, Greta Reed challenges us to revisit the ancient questions and mysteries that continue to give rise to the religious impulse. If you're wondering whether faith is viable in this kind of world, she invites us to consider that it may be the only way to vitality." --Rev. Nibs Stroupe, Pastor, Oakhurst Presbyterian Church, author of "Lord Hold Our Hands" and "Where Once We Feared Enemies."
In Sacred Enticement: A Skeptic’s Journey to Faith author Greta Reed recounts the story of her own journey from teenaged skeptic to philosopher to person of faith.
On the way, she examines and critiques assumptions that undercut religious belief, encounters new ways of understanding the language of faith, draws nourishment from contemplative nuns, and uncovers a nuanced understanding of what lies at the heart of a faithful life.
"In this fine book, Greta Reed challenges us to revisit the ancient questions and mysteries that continue to give rise to the religious impulse. If you're wondering whether faith is viable in this kind of world, she invites us to consider that it may be the only way to vitality." --Rev. Nibs Stroupe, Pastor, Oakhurst Presbyterian Church, author of "Lord Hold Our Hands" and "Where Once We Feared Enemies."
